Harry Potter would be cringe if it were written as you think that the gene speaks

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Harry’s name is cringe and Mrs. Dursley is a karen. So it is in a version of fans who make a text in the sense of generation Z from Harry Potter – or at least their idea of ​​how the generation speaks.

What kind of text is that? Each generation has its own way to speak. Regardless of whether boomer, millennial or generation z, some expressions are mainly used by a certain age group. However, people who do not belong to a certain generation tend to perceive this “generation slang” much more than it actually is.

Generation Z or Gen Z is the name for the generation, which was born between 1995 and 2010. The members of this generation are now between 14 and 30 years old.

Some fans of Harry Potter “translate” the book series into the style of generation Z and make it a kind of teen comedy-because the translation is of course completely exaggerated and drives the “slang” of the generation to the extreme.

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Dursleys on flexen, Harry with the Sigma grindbet

The highlights of the Genz translation: We fought ourselves through some pages of the Genz translation and wrote out a few of the highlights for you. However, the project is in English, which is why we only selected passages that are sensibly transmitted to German.

  • Mr. and Mrs. Dursley, from number four, league path, liked to flex with how down to earth. TBH, they were the last of whom you would think they were pupils. […] Mrs. Dursley was a total Karen and could never chill.
  • Lily Potter was Mrs. Dursleys Sis, but Mrs. D she ghosts; Irl (No Cap) claimed Mrs. D not to have a sister because Lil and her failure husband were simply cringe.
  • Harry was in his Sigma grind set and woke mega early the next morning. He knew it was light outside, but he kept his eyes closed. “It was just a dream,” he said to himself. “I was a safe from rifling because no way told me a giant named Hagrid, I’m going to go to a school for magicians.”

    • If you understand English and want to take a look at “Gen Z Harry Potter” yourself, you will find the books 1.2 and 4 on Github.

    What do the slang terms mean? If you have difficulty understanding the quotes from the Genz translation, we will help you jump:

  • Flexen = specify
  • Tbh = to be honest, German: to be honest/ honestly
  • sus = suspicious, German: suspicious
  • ghost = ignore
  • Irl = in Real Life, German: in real life
  • No cap = unlooked
  • cringe = embarrassing
  • Sigma/ Sigma Male = self -confident, loner man
  • Grindset = the way of thinking of “Sigmas”, prioritized at work and success, such as in “grinds”; A way of thinking aimed at the grind
  • Safe = determined, safe
  • Trippen = to be on it, hallucinate
  • no way = never, never

    • You will probably hear these terms mainly from members of the generation Z or young millennials. But there are also expressions who actually only say boomer and in which younger generations shake their heads: 5 things that only boomer would say and would never say

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